Arshdeep Singh’s rumoured girlfriend Samreen Kaur steals the spotlight in ₹13K pink dress - and a ₹2.5 lakh Dior bag at Mumbai Indians vs Punjab Kings clash

Cricket and cinema have always had this interesting crossover in India - and right now, the spotlight is split between Arshdeep Singh and model-actor Samreen Kaur. While Arshdeep is busy doing his thing on the field for Punjab Kings this IPL season, Samreen ended up grabbing attention off it - and not in a loud way, but with some seriously effortless style.


She was spotted in the stands during Punjab Kings’ win against Mumbai Indians at Wankhede, and honestly, her look was a refreshing change from the usual match-day vibe. Instead of jerseys and loud colours, she went soft, feminine, and super easy on the eyes in a baby pink mini dress.


And it worked.


The dress - Bardot’s Apollo Mini, priced at around ₹13,987 - had just the right details to make it stand out without trying too hard. You’ve got those slightly puffy blouson sleeves, neat cut-outs at the shoulder and waist, and a layered ruffle skirt that adds a bit of movement. It’s the kind of outfit that looks dressed up but still feels comfortable enough to sit through a full match.


But let’s be real - the accessories did a lot of the heavy lifting here.


She paired the look with a crisp white Christian Dior Mini Saddle Bag, and that instantly changed the game. It’s one of those iconic pieces that doesn’t scream for attention but still makes its presence felt. The curved saddle shape, subtle hardware, and that little Dior charm added just the right touch of luxury. Of course, the ₹2.5 lakh price tag is… a different conversation.

To keep things fun and coordinated, she added pink-tinted sunglasses, tying the whole look together without overthinking it. Nothing felt forced, nothing looked overdone - and that’s probably why it stood out.


What makes this look click isn’t just the outfit itself, but the overall vibe. It doesn’t feel like a red carpet moment dropped into a cricket stadium. It feels real, wearable, and something you could actually take inspiration from (minus the Dior splurge, maybe).


In a setting where fashion usually takes a backseat to the game, Samreen Kaur managed to make a quiet statement. And if this is what stadium style is starting to look like, we’re definitely paying attention to more than just the scoreboard.